PS3 to get Wii-like motion?

Sony has said that the development of his own death-stick controller Wii

There are many rumors that Sony would unveil in the coming games E3 Extravaganza. We have an idea of what goes hand in front, but with the PSP Go!, The Japanese technology giant could also lift the veil on a new PS3 controller too

The idea behind this is simple: to win Nintendo Wii proxy in their own game. The new peripheral to be a wall-like motion, much Akin to the Wii Remote. The difference, say sources, is that it will be much more accurate in measuring the movements of the current technology to Nintendo.

Controller Sony apparently used LEDs (light emitting diodes, mainly small electrical light sources) and a small web camera to track the movements of the device, "says Ras Court Scene blog. "Because the camera can see different colored lights and the shape and angle of each light is much more accurate than the Wii-Mote."

According Kombo.com, the first prototypes are already Cree in the hands of a few developers, the task of developing a series of new games with motion in support of the launch of the new controller. It is still unclear what the final product will look like this - look at the prototypes reported "a little funky - but it will be safe to assume that a significant difference of the current SIXAXIS and Dual Shock 3 controller. The device is the right picture actually a Gametrak freedom, but we will probably look at something in the same direction.

These are all rumors and speculation even today, so you have the season with a normal amount of salt. There is some good evidence backing up, but in the form of a patent that Sony already purchased a motion sensing controller that looks like a Wii Remote.

Interestingly, Sony would not only take the lead in Wii - Microsoft also believes the company motion technology. So far, Sony has most of the pre-E3 hype, but Microsoft still has a few tricks his sleeve for the Xbox 360 with a quiet year so far. Meanwhile, Nintendo is doing to their own Wii remote updating, on a Wii motion Plus.

from:t3

This range of Xploder Sony car audio

Simply slot in your music collection

Anyone who has a long commute or a job in the way knows the importance of music to keep in reasonable spirits. But how all of you with its collection of all time? This should be possible with the car Xploder range of Sony.

It goes beyond having "just" or USB connectivity for iPod, which offers a USB cable for 1-feature that translates into more separate ports for different types of portable players. Therefore, you must use the device (USB memory drive, iPod, iPhone or any other brand of MP3 player), all connected through the USB port, and if necessary, get a load too. You can even transfer control of all in the head of the main unit as well. If only it was designed with such ease.

All offer CD/MP3/WMA/AAC Sony music playback with more advanced digital (Advanced + DM), and rapid technology Zappin browser to find the tracks, the track selection to adapt and improve their quality of mind Playback of digital formats.

Specifically, the CDX-GT930UI offers a top-down, detachable face and a large 4-line fluorescent display. Or has integrated Bluetooth and the MEX-BT5700U MEX-BT4700U MEX-BT3700U, the flow of calls (and music from your phone) on the speakers, music automatically pauses when a call comes in Thursday MEX-BT4700U also adds a directory access profile (PBAP) option, the transfer of your telephone directory information from your Bluetooth phone to your computer screen with 4 lines.

Available now, prices vary for all models to check the extent of your local Sony.

from:t3.com

Sony HDR-Tg5 makes world's smallest Full HD camcorder adds smallest GPS

The problem with previous Sony's world smallest pistol-grip camcorder Full HD - aka HDR-TG1, the TG3E - was not large, was the ease of use. Therefore, we are pleased that Sony has a user interface Tg5 pinch between updates. And although Sony does not say in the press release, the button panel Tg5 is much more sensitive (capacitive perhaps?) That the previous generation of finger Bender.

Other improvements are the media Geotag your GPS (assuming your software supports), Navteq maps, improved image processing, the smile shutter technology, and integrated 16 GB of storage (up to 8GB) all traveling in a bit smaller and lighter chassis. Other characteristics have not changed: 1920 x 1080 AVCHD video, 2.7 inch touch screen and a 10x stabilized optical zoom exposure of a 2.4-megapixel CMOS sensor. Cher? Oh no doubt: $ 1000 from May Check the video after the break.

form:engadget